Periodicals on File at Patten Library
List of periodicals on file at Patten Free Library submitted at the annual meeting. Items include Atlantic Monthly American Review of Reviews American Magazine Century Harper's Magazine National Geographic Nation's Business Nature Magazine Scientific American and more with several gifts noted such as The Christian Science Monitor Open Road and Red Cross materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free Library
Atlantic Monthly
American Review of Reviews
American Magazine
American Machinist
American Legion
Boston Transcript
Building Age
the Baptist
Gift
Boy's Life
Century
Chid Life
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Journal
Christian Science Sentinel
Country Gentleman
Daughters of American Revolution
Good Housekeeping
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Lazar
International Magazine
International Book Review
American Society of Naval Engineering
Literary Digest
Little Works
Living Age
London News
Library Journal
League of Nations Herald
New York Times
National Geographic
Nation’s Business
Nature Magazine
Open Road
Our
Popular Mechanics
Pictorial Review
Popular Science Monthly
Rays From the Red Cross
Scribners
Scientific American
St. Nicholas
Concord Yarns Offer From Worgy Mills Catalog
Advertising brief promotes buy Concord yarns divesting from a manufacturer at a large saving. Spun from long combed wool with many shades and heather mix. Four ounce skein priced at two dollars with postage paid on all orders. Concord Worgy Mills WW, Cuit cord.
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Concord
Concord \Worgy Mills
Universalist Leader Gift Compendium
A compact note lists the Universalist Leader gift titles across several periodicals including Women’s Home Companion World’s Work Youth’s Companion Yale Review and Sprague’s Journal of Maine History, highlighting a cross publication gift feature.
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Yale Review
Sprague
Wesley Sorority Annual Supper Sparks Church Social Plans
Wesley Sorority held its annual supper and social in the vestry. A covered dish meal preceded a business meeting at which the group voted to organize the church social in March and formed committees for entertainment and refreshments. Members listed include Marion Vummer, Fna Bgucknam, Elnora Oliver, Alice Corlisy, Lilie M. Cahill, Annie Stewart, Mabel Termoend, and Charlotte Day with Nellie Follett reading a poem and piano duets performed.
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Eleanor Tatterfield
Mabel Lermond
Carrie Whittier
Brunswick Club to Host Colonial Club Play In
Renovations at the Brunswick club rooms force the Colonial club of Bath to move the first round match to Brunswick on Monday night. The Colonials will return to Bath for a later game.
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Brunswick Club
Colonial Club of Bath
Colonial Crn
Leity
Colonials
Brunswick
Funeral of Mrs. Della Leonard Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. Della M. Leonard wife of Fred Leonard was held Tuesday afternoon at 75 Western Avenue with Rev. Edwin J Hardin of Winter Street Church officiating. Bearers were W Randall Leonard Charles Pye William Hosmer and Roy Hosmer. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
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Della M. Leonard
Fred (. Leonard
Western Avenue
Edwin J) Hardin
Winter Street Church
W Randall Leonard
Charles Pye
William Hosmer
Roy Hosmer
Gok Grove
Bath Vet eran Firemen postpone weekly whist and pitch party
The Bath Veteran Firemen Association postpones its weekly whist on Thursday and the Friday night pitch party for one week due to the death of member John H. Troop.
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Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
John HH. Troop
Revoked license returned to Captain Call over Boston collision
Capt Alfred W. Call, master of the steamer Boston, will have his license restored by order of the steamboat inspection service after the fifth district appeals process found no fault in the Boston's navigation during the July 21, 1924, collision with the tanker Swiftarrow that killed four, damaged the Boston, and led to revocation of Call's license. The finding criticizes Swiftarrow captain Gomez for two long blasts and asserts the Boston remained under steady discipline despite conditions, with photographs showing the Boston dead in the water and Swiftarrow having momentum enough to pierce the bow.
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Alfred W. Call
Boston
Swiftarrow
Steamboat Inspection Service
Department of Commerce
Call
Providence
Capt. Call
Fifth District
Capt
Washington
Gomez
Tam
Newport
Row
Officers Installed for Sedgwick Circle for New Year
Ladies of the G A R were installed Tuesday night by Mrs. Maury Tarbox of Freeburg. Fifty attended a 5 30 supper. Charter draped for 30 days due to Mrs Sarah Cretting’s death. New officers include Mrs Thomas K Waley president and others listed.
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Sedgwick Circle
Maury Tarbox
Freeburg
Sarah Cretting
Thomas K. Waley
Lucile Blake
Gertrude Stewart
Clara ‘Lroop
Ruth Dacca
Elsie Higgins
Don Marr
Sruth Conillard
Lizzie Dollard
Marion King
Knights of Columbus Visit Winneganee in League Play
Two Twe ter club league games are scheduled with Knights of Columbus traveling to Winneganee to face the Community Club on Monday night and Modern Woodmen hosting Bagless on Tuesday night at their home rooms.
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Knights of Columbus
Winneganee
Modern Woodmen
Bath Veteran Firemen Host Fifth Annual Banquet
Bath veteran firemen staged their fifth annual banquet in Baxter hall led by Mayor Allen M. Irish. Guests included Edward F. Fuller, toastmaster Scott Morse, ex-Alderman William Newell, Sheriff Horace MacClure, and Brunswick’s Charles Berry. Speakers praised band engines and hoped for larger turnouts next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Baxter Hall
Allen M. Irish
Edward F. Fuller
Scott Morse
Board of Fire Engineers
Baxter
McClure
Frank Fortier
Herbert L. Anderson
Frank Warren
George Worrey
Edward Plake
Frank Farrin
William Shaughnessy
William Miller
Henry Cobb
Kennebec
Brunswick
C. W. Berry
Kaijah Weard
Thunswick
Baxters
F E. J. Hutchinson
Poothbay Harbor
Inquisitive Maine Seal Makes Mainland Journey
A curious seal from the Maine coast wandered inland at Small Point this week. It crossed fields and climbed hills, resting on ice near Spinney's wharf. On Tuesday it swam ashore and walked toward Martin Woman's store, aided by passersby who offered candy to sustain its trek back toward salt water.
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Maine
Small Point
Spinney’s Wharf
Small Point Beach
Sewail
Martin Woman's Store
Mr. Meal
Bei
Smong
Hayrack Ride Raises Funds for Basketball Team
About 40 enjoyed a moonlit hayrack ride on Tuesday for Beacom Street church basketball fund drive. Jolly Party members traveled in racks to Winnegance and back along a curious route, singing merrily. Back at the church, chocolate and doughnuts were served as a good time was reported. Funds aim to buy uniforms. Mrs Herman Crocker chaired the committee in charge.
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Beacom Street Church
Jolly Farty
Frankagin
Weson Bonney
Winnegance
Herman Crocker
Exaymitee Im Charge
Ashes Distributed on Pleasant Street Woman’s Property
A Pleasant Street woman reports ashes strewn on her front walk and porch, causing tracking into the home. She asks police to investigate, saying the acts are meant to annoy her. Police say the practice should stop.
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Vleasant Street
Death of Morris Temple in San Diego
Word came Wednesday of the death in San Diego California on January ty of Morris Temple after several years of invalidism. Temple, a native of Chicago, had a limited acquaintance in this city. He is survived by his wife formerly Miss Farida Drummond of Bath.
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San Diego
Calif
Morris Temple
Temple
Chicago
Farida Drummond
Bath
Bowdoinham Obituaries and Local Community Notes
Bowdoinham mourns George F. Denham a long time resident and town official who died at home after pneumonia. He served as town clerk treasurer and express agent and leaves a wife son Richard and several siblings. The town also notes John Brown’s death and lists multiple community events, lodge officers, visitors and local happenings across Bowdoinham and nearby Brunswick with short reports on services, elections, and social gatherings.
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George F. Denham
Mr. Denham
Bowdoinham
William K
Eliza Hall Denham
William Denham
Denham
Kennebec Lodge
Knights of Phythingy
McDonald Temple Phythian Sisters
Richard Denham
Mary Denham
Emma Denham
Corinda Blair
Bath
Edward Denham
J. Hall Denham
Sherman Denham
Richmond
Revival Meetings at M E Church by Miss Frances Adams
Evangelist Frances Adams leads nightly revival at the M E church through January 18 except Monday. Chorus choir provides songs. Topics include Varent's Night for parenting guidance, Excuses met by the word of God, Vision, Is It Nothing to You, and The Rope Sermon.
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M. E
Frances Adams
Universalist Parish Elects Its Officers
At the annual parish meeting of the Universalist church W Scott Shorey was chosen clerk pro tem and Henry G Hodgdon moderator. Reports show the church in good financial condition with William S Shorey elected treasurer and W Scott Shorey collector. Harry J Stetson was elected a trustee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Herbert I Maxwell. Miss Alice Robbins was elected clerk.
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Universalist Church
W. Scott Shorey
Henry G. Hodgdon
William S. Shorey
Harry G. Deering
Charles A. Harriman
Harry J. Stetson
Lincoln Lodge Whist Party Proves Enjoyable
Thirty six members attended the Lincoln lodge of Odd Fellows whist party Thursday night. Prizes went to Mrs Gowell for 40 points and a tie for second between Mrs Ansert and Mrs Mank at 87. Mrs Mank won on a cut. Edward Cornish led men with 5 points and Nathaniel Stover was second with 1 point. Booby prizes went to Mrs Dodge and Mrs Whittipwo, with Frank Parris, George Sawyer and Albert Bunker sharing the men’s booby 23 point tie and Bunker winning on the cut. Refreshments were served.
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Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows
Leonard Gowell
Arthur Ansert
Ralph W. Mank
Mank
Edward Cornish
Nathaniel Stover
Gladys Dodge
Fanny Whittipwo
Benton man Everett Colcord Dies at 48
Everett Colcord of Benton Massachusetts died of pneumonia Friday at his home. He leaves a wife and three children. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at two at the Methodist church in Benton with burial in the family lot. The Colcords lived in Bath during the war and were active in the Beacon Street church.
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O. Purinton
Oakland
Angie Tracy
John
Brown
Bowdoin
Hank Brown
Vina Brown
Mr. Brown
Jonathan
Elizabeth Alexander Brown
Henry KB. Cornish
A. M
Stella Given
Mhilen
Gornish Trens
Elizabeth Whitney
Telia Blodgett
Emily Rideout
Clarence Vparinton
Lona Hackett
Irma Douglass
Kay Douglas
Roger
Brunswick
R Ferguson
W. J. Kendall
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
C. J. Mosher
F. K. Jack
Bath
G. R. Cutler
Starvard
John Holden
North Ans
Holdeh
Esquire Ruker
Newn
Sagadahoe Fire Insurance Oo
Everett Colcord
Benton
Mass
Colcords
Beacon Street
Milk Route Sold and Vertians Founder Dies in Poisoning
Percy Wright of North Bath sold his milk route and stock to KB. Mason Wright and Arthur Kilby of Freeport, founder and head of Shaw's Business College in Vertians, died Sunday morning of septic poisoning.
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Percy Wright
North Bath
Mason Wright
Arthur Kilby
Freeport
Rink Lewis Shaw
Shaw's Business College
Vertians
Rotary Musicale Proves Novel Feature in Bath
Bath Rotary club held a Tuesday noon musicale at the King Tavern to christen the redecorated dining room. The program featured new songs from Boston Rotary and local performers plus a Morse High band subscription drive raising about 150 dollars. George Crockett chaired the movement with Marion Hill as soloist and hopes for a city band with new uniforms and music.
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King Tavern
Bath Rotary Club
Bath
Boston Rotary Club
Rogers
Eliza
Eliza Jane
Morse High Ys
Clinton J. Wilson
George A. Crockett
Bath Club
Y M C A Fathers and Sons Banquet Planned
At Minty Monday Y M C A meeting Mrs Maxwell Powers presided as ladies voted to host next month s Fathers and Sons banquet and to buy new kitchen utensils Secretary William C Perkins thanked the group for games for his boys John Grindell announced a concert at Masonic Temple on January 26 01 featuring a saxophone sextet led by Reginald Stacey with Grindell s Colonial orchestra to perform.
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Y. M.C. A. Aux- Minty
Maxwell Powers
Fathers and Sons
William C. Perkins
John Grindell
Grindell
Coloniallab
Masonic Temple
Dan
Reginald Stacey
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Bridge-Merrill
D. T.,percy & Sons
Burson
Patten
Wesley Sorority
Mrs. Leonard
Bath Department Store
American Express
Walter Pratt
Elizabeth Gass
Wortland
Albert Henderson
Miss Adams
Newton House
Carlton Lancaster
Maria Gray
Massachusetts
Dr. Brown
Col Dimer Sewall
D Alr
Merrys Meeting Grange
Charles M. White
White
Miss Barber
Miss Chapman
Augusta
George A. Hackett
George Brown
Helen Hackett
Clifford 4Leenie
Eliza Perguson
William Hamilton
Robert Ferguson
Ethel Hackett
Ceres
Mary Webber
May Heenie
Flora
Myrtle Purington
Gould
Grange
Berry
James Trenderson
Roger Robinson
William W. Brown
Senate
Kendall
Gov. Brewster
H. D. Grant
John Hysler
Hatch
Vranuces Bo Adams
Hulala Sedgley
Ernest Rand
Cathance
Iron Bridge
Lowell
Skowhegin
Senter
Universalist Parish
Rotary
J. E. Davis CO
Brunswick, Maine
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